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Is the male-only priesthood a discipline or essential to the nature of being a priest? Sr. Vassa (again unflinchingly taking up a contentiou... -
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This was sent to me and deserves a read. You can read the Calivas article here . We can all agree that we are living in unusual times. Howev...
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It should not be a surprise, with the advent of the new Divine Liturgy texts approved by the Ecumenical Patriarchate, that the peoples' ...
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How beautiful are the feet of those who preach the good news. I wish those who were opposed to ecumenical dialogue would come to participate in events like this, break down misunderstandings that this is some sort of syncretism, and pray for each other. Orientale Lumen has been a model of what ecumenical discussions should be.
ReplyDeleteGod bless Jack Figel. OL is one of the most important and gospel-centered ministries currently doing ecumenical work. Hence the participation of the foremost lights of both Orthodoxy (EO and OO) and Catholicism (Latin and other Rites).
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